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Board Lives: Board President Carol Rosenberg
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Talking Points
Betraying board room confidences can have serious repercussions.
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Board Lives: Board President John Stucki
John Stucki is the president of a 145-unit co-op in Woodside, Queens.
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Pest Control Policy
Can a board enforce making shareholders responsible for pest control?
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Now We Are Six
Are boards giving you a number and taking away your name?
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Respect Is Not A Four-Letter Word
Board President Freya Berg discusses how she got her building on board with trash rules.
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The Lobby War
On one side: five chatty seniors. On the other side: a grumpy board. The result: a battle that could have been avoided.
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Old Notice is No Notice
When a warning notice becomes stale.
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Legal Lessons: Admissions
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Admissions: rejecting applicants and dealing with uncooperative shareholders.
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Legal Lessons: Board Responsibilities
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Board Responsibilities: knowing when to limit or extend power, homeowner approval and communication, dealing with management companies.
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